Epic claims Apple violated App Store ruling, wants judge to enforce the order https://t.co/GbPsoD5ewQ https://t.co/HJhSzzOPgw
Epic Games says Apple violated an injunction governing its App Store and sought a contempt order. The companies have been battling in court since 2020, when Epic accused Apple of violating antitrust law https://t.co/697eq2yJvW https://t.co/oAZ46q27Mm
Following Epic Games's requesting that Apple should be held in contempt of court over what it alleges is failure to comply with an anti-steering ruling, Apple has issued a rare direct response. By @WGallagher https://t.co/tannIcPGig
Epic Games has escalated its legal battle against Apple, urging a federal judge to find Apple in contempt of court for failing to adhere to a previous court order from the 2021 antitrust trial. This order required Apple to allow alternative payment options in its App Store, a directive stemming from a 2021 antitrust trial. Epic Games, the creator of the popular video game 'Fortnite,' accuses Apple of implementing 'commercially unusable' direct payment links and imposing new fees and restrictions that effectively prevent linking to external payment methods. This move by Epic Games is the latest development in a legal confrontation that began in 2020, when Epic first accused Apple of antitrust violations related to its App Store policies.